• First Citizens Acquires Most Of SVB, Including $2.6B In CRE Loans
• 350-Acre Complex Hosting NCAA Final Four Is Starved Of Restaurants, Bars. Give It 5 Years
• This Week's Boston Deal Sheet
• Value Falls On £425M Pair Of London Offices Prompt Loan And Building Sales
• Proactive Property Tax Strategies Benefit Florida’s Commercial Owners
• Developers Chasing Rent Growth In Queens Amid Cost-Fueled ‘Brooklyn Spillover’
• PODCAST: Moody's Analytics' Kevin Fagan On Why CRE's Outlook May Not Be So Grim
• Film And TV Production Company Inks 65K SF Lease In West LA
• Office Defaults, Foreclosures Expected To Escalate In Dallas
• Weekend Interview: New NMHC President Sharon Wilson Géno On Rent Control, Affordable Housing
• New York City Is Back At The Top Of International CRE Investors' Wish Lists
• This Week's Houston Deal Sheet
• Broker Agrees To Pay $9.4M, Pleads Guilty To Conflict Of Interest Charges In Office Deal
• This Week's LA Deal Sheet
• Colorado Hotels Are Doing Better But Still Haven't Reached Pre-Pandemic Territory
• Tech Downturn Continues With More Job Cuts A Blow To Dublin Office Market
• This Week's D.C. Deal Sheet
• This Week’s Denver Deal Sheet
• REBNY Policy Chief Delivers Fiery Call To Action For Real Estate To Get More Political
• Bank Stress Means London Office Discounts May Not Be Deep Enough Yet
• This Week's London Deal Sheet
• A Developer Growing Its Wilmington Campus Plan Could Mark A Green Shoot For Life Sciences Leasing
• From Amazon To Erewhon: Hackman Capital's Culver Steps Fully Leased
• JPMorgan, Blackstone Execs Warn Of Deepening Commercial Real Estate Distress
• Single-Family-Only Zoning Ban Passes In Arlington, Virginia
• Fed Uncertainty Is Keeping Data Center Sellers On The Sidelines
• Turnbridge Equities The Latest Firm To Chase Industrial Outdoor Storage With First Acquisition
• From Bad To Worse: Bank Failures Thin The Ice Under Expiring Office Loans
• ‘Let’s File Now’: Developers Aim To Avoid Fee Hike On Boston Labs But May Delay Construction
• Don't Call It An Agrihood: Indigo Developers Say Their Fort Bend County Community Is Something New